Usage & rate-limit tracking

Orca reads local usage state for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, and Kimi Code and surfaces it in the status bar, so you know how close you are to a rate limit before an agent stalls.

What's shown

• Current usage against the active account's plan.
• Time to reset for 5-hour, daily, and weekly windows (where applicable).
• A warning chip when you cross 80% of a limit.

How it works

Orca reads the local usage state each agent maintains on disk (under ~/.claude, ~/.codex, and the Gemini/OpenCode equivalents). No API calls, no extra auth. This means the readout is only as fresh as the agent's own bookkeeping — numbers update when the agent writes, not in real time.

Multi-account accounting

The status bar always reflects the active account. Other configured accounts are visible in the account switcher with their own usage.